21 Conferencia Internacional del Sida (AIDS 2016)

La 21 Conferencia Internacional del Sida (AIDS 2016) se celebrará en Durban (Sudáfrica) en el mes de julio.

La organización NAM se complace en haber sido seleccionada por la Sociedad Internacional del Sida para ser responsable oficial de la cobertura científica de esta conferencia y nos esforzaremos para acercarte las novedades de la conferencia.

Informaremos de los principales estudios presentados en la conferencia a través de noticias online (que estarán disponibles en: www.aidsmap.com/aids2016), así como mediante el envío de boletines por correo electrónico que incluirán resúmenes de noticias (se enviarán cuatro durante la semana de la conferencia y otro más a la semana siguiente).

Boletines

  • Miércoles, 27 de julio de 2016 (HTML | PDF)
  • Viernes, 22 de julio de 2016 (HTML | PDF)
  • Jueves, 21 de julio de 2016 (HTML | PDF)
  • Miércoles, 20 de julio de 2016 (HTML | PDF)
  • Martes, 19 de julio de 2016 (HTML | PDF)

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NAM’s news coverage of the International AIDS Conference has been made possible thanks to support from Merck & Co. NAM's wider conference news reporting services have been supported by Gilead, Janssen and ViiV Healthcare.

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